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THE Queen Of England is as easily in
suited" as some other magnates. She was
insulted" the other day because her Junior
Lord Of the Admiralty, while on board the
royal yacht, had the Signal Officer send a
message TO his wife 10 meet him on another
vessel The Junior Lerd had To send in his
resignation. II is getting to be rather a
tough world for common folks.
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Ex.PRIsoNERs OF wAR.

THE desire of many, if not all, Of the dele
gates to the National Convention Of Union
Ex-Prisoners of War to also attend the Ma
tional Encampment, has led to proposition
to change the time Of meeting in Chicago to
date that would admit OF both meetings
being attended ON the same trip. The Presi-
dent Of the National Association, and the
members of the Executive Committee, so far
as heard from, favor this change. II is now
proposed, and the proposition will probably
be adopted, to hold the meeting in Chicago,
on Thursday and Friday, Sept % and %.
The delegates can then leave Chicago at any
time on Saturday and be in st. Louis the
next day. The National Encampment be-
gins on Tuesday, Sept. 81, but there will be
great crowds coming in on Sunday and Mon
day, and many viii want to be there then
to meet their old comrades as they arrive.
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EVERYTHING indicates that the National
Lucampment viii be the grandesi gathering
Of veterans since Shcrman's and Grants
armies marched up Pennsylvania avenue in
1866. The boys are waking up al over the
country, and arc going 10 the Mound City,
mot Ia single spies, bot In battali0nsH They
are going TO take their wives and children
with tlem, TOO. They not only want 10 see
their old oomrades- probably the last time
for thousands Of them--but they want Il
soe the women their comrades have married
and Che chilaren that they have raised up
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Written for Tue NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
Observation-Disclosures
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PRoNIOTED.
I'm Memory OF George II. Patch, Past Commander,
Department OF Massachusetts. Carl
kin the inseC

BY KATE BEowsLEE SHERWOOD.
Comrades, tidings come to-day:
"Stili another called away"
Gone to swell the soldIer-tide,
Mastering on the other side.
lie has fought the hero's fight.
Run his race with manly might;
He has kept tie patriots faith,-
10. for him there Is 10 deathl
His the crown Of glory won.
His the life of life begun.
Soldier. patriot. hero. friendi
Thine the honors without end.
May we share them by and by
In the ranks beyond the sky;
There thy deathless deeds to scan.
There 10 measure up the man;
Eye 10 eye and soul 10 soul
While the endless cons roll.
Hero, all thy work IL done,
Conflict passed and victory won;
Vows preserved inviolate
Crown thse in thy high estate.
Blessed Of God and mourned Of men,
Few shall see thy like again.
We our love can never tell
Friend and eomrade. fare thee Welt
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Nor more than dozen soldier-hating
papers last week alluded to The NATIONAL
TRIBUNE as pension-agent organ. Wig
this falling off? What have we done to
deserve this neglect?
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ONCE an excited Irishman rushed into
the famous DR.. Abernethy with:
Bedad, Doctor, me by Tins swallowed
a rat"
"Bedad, Pat" said the Doctor, {" tell your
by Tim to swallow cat.r
A man in BrOckville, Canada, has nearly
killed himself acting on similar advice. He
happened to swallow potato-bug, and i'm
mediately swallowed some Paris green to
kill the insect.
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THE RED ACORN.

This most interesting and ably-written
work, by John McElroy, IS now having very
large sale, and the new edition viii soon be
exhausted. Send 81 to THE NATIONAL TRr8
uNE and secure a COPY.
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ooNvERsATIoN LII BADGE.

TIE above picture shows the exact size Of
Che elegant badge designed Cor the members
of TIKI NATIONAL TRIBUEE's Conversation
Club. II Is made Of coin silver and makes
q very pretty ornament We viii send IL 10
any address on receipt OF 81.
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Bon BuRBErTE has pretty cOrrect idea
Of the wrongs Of the Indian sHes fun
Of them" nays Bob Her wrong about
hanf Of the time and the other half be ia
waiting for the grass 70 get green, so that he
shy 90 wrong again"
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WoRK IN LIE PENsIoN oFFICE.

During the week ending July 80, there
were received s23 original invalid cases;
$40 widows; 1872; bounty land; o
navy; old war; 233 on account of Next
can services; 1852 applications for in
crease; 700 reports and cases from Special
Examiners. The total number of letters
sent out was Sc, 8O3, and those received was
1880.
Report of certificates issued during week
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crease, 94s; reissue, 1876; restoration, Sc; du-
plicate, 16; accrued, go; arrears, O.; Act of
March 3, 1889, /; Order of April 3, 1884, 6;
Act of March 3, 1886, O; Order Oct. Z, 1885, Z;
Act of Aug. A, 1886. A; Supplemental Act
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1856. Reissue same date, o.
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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-01-15
constable's sale.


Hy yirtas * al execution issued oiiH of JUS
tice Court, 81 Globe Pfecinct, County u 81 Ia,
Territory ii Arizona, dated tho 7th day IL
january, 1857. IN 4 certain aot;on wherein w
II burYea as plaintiff recovered Judgment
against ! e Capsin and Max Almond III the
sum of two hundred ard iifty.iiss snt senty.
Observation-Disclosures Sa255 81 together with
costs costs S5I On gi theTth day 81 January
1887. ! have lesied upon the following le-
sesihed property, to.Hits All 1T n certain lot
II front fweat Il the Aiiaini qrart nil, with
house AID stable thereon, now occupied BY The
aelendant, j. q Eaplin Also h0ase nnd
lily NJ land enclosed w wire ieaor, about
ssii4,t9nfth mile nNItherly from said Misi0l
iHilIs Ia the County If Via, Fertility ef Afis
zsina Autice i heyehg given that % Thaf
liiy, the 9Th dry 81 Jansuy, lSS7. at = o1lack
p- III. of that iag. ID 'front.' 81 the Sheriff 6lt
fsce, Clpnrty 81 size, town IF Globe. / v'i
~ ~ the right, tile and interest nf slid dg.
8sssdants. i G. Giof,lin and Alex Anneni lit
aad to tlle above dcscFifed nt0psrsy, 81 pntf.
lie Auction ssf c,sshs rs tip higAaat and hest
hilaefi V Satis sitiil ez4ciitian and ~ epsts
Dated II 6lcllc, (, TIE IN disg If J ai,.
assev 1881
7NS l8 II bsa
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-01-15
N RttaaaaE $500

4ns ~ 8at
I5,,r bsld n tbo Nasonie Bn,l,Iipg N
Ibprsday afternoon INA EVENING fol
the hene6t.oF M nastor IL 81 Paul,
Methodist Church was 4 hipl,Iy suc.
cessgnl ana s,,ioyable entertaipm MEM
and reJleetsd graat cre,l; \ an liza ladles
who worked h ensrget,eaIly Il il be.
hall. purfnu fhe hours for dinner
from s O'Clock 10 ? 40 2. MT. the tables
were tbronved with peopIe whose
hearty appetites attssted their appre.
ciation Of the evcenort snread
The evening entertainment was
eonaIly well attended ana great
deal Of fun was extracted from the
several feotures of the fair Mrs.
TAYLOR nrovea the Inrky ons n cpt.
ting the rinc cake Mrs OGDEN made
a model postB1istress, and letters from
.,tbe Office" mere eare,,y sopgbt after.
Mrs. Wiley and Miss Emma swasey
did a rushing business in confections,
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-01-15
c. a G.

The Globe Athletic Climb will hold
its FIRST Field Day, for competition
in athletic games, on January 2Sth.
The programme rs lengthy one, CONF
prising 100 yard dash; standing broad
and high jumps running broad jumps
jumping with weights hop, step and
jump blckiug football throwing base
bali pole vaulting hurdle, sack and
wheelbavrow races.
The same day, teams selected from
the Athletic Club aud town men will
contest d foot,ball match In the
evening The Club viii give their grand
masquerade bati certainly a variety
and amount of amusement sufficient
70 satisfy the most exaetfhg
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-01-15
Notice Of Forfeiture.

Notice Is hereby given 70 Barney Harkins,
Sauuel Richmond, w II baryea and j, y.
A5cC,abe, eo-0wiiers with the undersigned in
tFe Cnttgntail mine, situate III the Mining
District of Globe. County Of Gila, and Terri
tory 81 Ari1ua, and more particuiarly de-
acilhed III Book 2, o. Records q Mines, In
and for the said County II ella and Territory
aforesaid On Page 4z6. This therefore, Is "a
notify you as eo.owners il said inine, that the
undersigned having done md performed the
annnai work as required hy law, lnt tbs year
1856, AZ BIS own cpat, aud you having m no.
wise contribute to the same, therefore, II yon,
the above mentioned parties IN interest, fail
to pay your full proportion u cost q said
work, together With the cnst Of this advertise
fnent and accnIing costs, within ninety dasa
from the date If the publication 81 this notice,
your interest IN said claim a. co-owners viii
utterly cease and become the property Of the
undersigned, according II law
II G. LUNDY
Globe, A. T., Jan. 5, 1885. tjanS- 90d
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-01-15
SUMMONS.

IN the Justices Court IL Globe Precinct, ia
the County d CHA, Territory d Arizona
u. II. Nellner and u w Ransom, under
the firm fame II Ksilner 4 Co, Plaintiffs, vs..
H. Mckuen, Defendant demand s2l8
07-l00
III Mekuen, Defendant,
You are hereby summoned and required 10
appear before me, st my Office, il The town II
tslohe, end County q CHA, on the Sth day 81
Marsh AL n. 1881, at 40 O'Clock d. M, q an
swer the complaint Of The sb6}e uauied plain.
tif who demands Of ytu that sou are Indebted
% them Ia the sum uf two hundred and
eighteen seven -hnndredths dollars And
II gun fail - appear and answer said COM
plant aa hclgin required, the plaintiff VIII
39i5e Judgment against you as demanded and
f0r the costs pi this SUR
Given under tny hand tliis ca Clay " Janu.
airy A III 1857. JOB ATKINS,
IanS-AWl Justice III the Peace.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-01-15
sTAIMONS.

Iii the Justices Court ~ Globe Precinct, In
the County If ella, Territory 81 Arizona
Alex. Grayd0p, Plaintiff, rs III McKuen,
Defendant Demand $3.50 l4.I00
The Territory If AriE1na sends greeting ~
H. McKnen, Defendant
E9u are hereby summoned and required "
appear bsfore me, At my office, IN the town Of
GiObO, ana County II ella, On the Sch day of
March a, ID 1851. at 10 o'clock 81 M, to an.
swer the cumpiains 81 the ab6re ramed plain.
tits who deInelid 81 y,jil that 500 are indebted
to him in the som 1T one hundred and fifty
nine forty four one hundrsdths dollars. And
il YOU fail u appear and answer said com
plant az herein required, tbs plaintiffs will
take judgment against you rs demanded and
for thc costs u this suit
Given under my hand this 9Th day 81 Janu.
AIRY a. u. 1857 JOB ATKINS
JSns.4wl Justice II the Peace.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-01-15
GLOBE, GuA CouNrY, Arizona,
January 5, 1887,

I Board met pursuant to adjournment,
I Present Supervisors Redman, and
Kinney.
/ Minutes Of january Bird and 4th,
read and approved,
The following bids were then opened
aud read:
Bids Of Drs. Adler and Cook, for
care and treatment Of INDECENT sick Of
this county
DR.. Adler being the lowegt bidder.
on motion the contract was awarded
to hm, and the bond required Of him
| fixed at $500
/ Bid Of Sam Kee, for boarding pris.
oners and paupers, was on motion ac-
cepted and the bond fixed at $500
Bid Of Hackney { Hamill for print.
ing was on motion accepted bonds
waived.
Bid Of William Zimmerman for
burial Of paupers was accepted and
bond fixed at $3.50
The Board then settled With The Lii
ceuse Tax Collector, for the quarter
ending December 81, 1856, and found
the balance of licenses on hand correct.
The Board then settled the accounts
/ of n. Il. Powers. 0ygrseer Of Csrape-
vine Road District; there being bal.
ance Of 81 % due him on final set.
Element, it was On motion ordered that
warrant IN bis favor for thatamount
be drawn on Grapevine Road Fund.
The Board then settled tbs accounts
Of d, L. Pascoe, oyerseer of Globe
Road District, and It appearing that a
balance Of SIS " was due him on
final settlement Il was On motion or
dered that a warrant for that amount
be drawn on Globe Road Fund.
4 The Board then settled tile accounts
Of II, N. Thomson, oyerseer Of Reno
Road District, and Geo. Q. strong,
! 0verseer 81 McMillsn Road District,
and found the same correct.
I On motion an petitions for the APP
pointment Of oyerssers of the several
road districts we're laid over.
J Petition Of I. 9, Robertson aud 9th
ers for the division 81 Grapeyine Road
District was on motion granted; Or
dered that said road district 10 divided
into two road districts, and that tho
district on tho north side of Salt river
be known as Armef Road District, and
the one on the south side Of Salt river
be known as Grapevine Road District
4 The Board then settled with the
4 County Treasurer ara found TIE bal.
ance Of cash on hand to correspond
/ with the statement rendered
On motion the Board adjourned Ia
January 6, 1887. at 10 O'Clock a. in.
CT MARTIN, Clerk.
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soFPER MINING III 1855 ms FTTERE
oTTL0oK sICcRss on rms oLD
GLOBR sFasAGEnEsT.


From a very interesting article, pub
lishetI IN The Mining and Engineering
Journal, Of January Isl, relating to
the present condition of the copper in
dastry or the world, il il seen that the
very Low price of copper, in 1856, has
diminished the copper production, in
tic Uulted States during the year,
about aq0o tons, while FOR the same
reason. thc demand OF consumption oi
copper throughout the world has in
creased some $1,000 tons, and that the
demahd is certain to still further in
crease, 10 some extent
The article, after giving the status
tics of the copper market 10 1856, re-
views the prospects for the coming
yegf, and holds tbut there Is much
uncertainty as to the future of tba
copper market II further shows the
effect the depression had upon the va
Irious copper mines ia this county, and
elieits the fact that most Of the great
producers, in order to meet The pre-
wiling low price Of the metal, have
improved their plants and mines, 90
rs % be ready to work on an eeono-
| mical scale in The future.
3 !.
! II speaking Of the Arizona mines il
says "fhe Copper tlaeen il ready to
start up with new and better plant
1 and plenty Of ore. The Arizona Cop
I per Company i ready 70 increase It's
/ output, and The Old Dominion may
/ keep up to its old standard, working
with wonderful economy and success
against the disadvantage Of an anti.
lqualed plant and practically no ore
4 reserves
\ We afe glad TO sec that the man
agement Of the Globe mine, by Dir
! Trippel, and associates. is justly com
jpliinented by 50 high an authority al
/ the Mining and Engineering Journal
land as further proof Of merit, W.
give the following remarkable results
obtained With an old 50 ton furnace
On Saturday last Tone day. there was
I0re snelied, l08,s75 ponds coke con.
4 sunad, 14070 pounds copper pro.
daced, 2S,460 pounds being $50
1 pounds above The previous best record
made by the0ld Dominion Company
For toe first eight days Of this month
fhe record was: Ore smelted, s29, 62s
pounds; coke consumed, 1oTs05C
pounds copper produced, 16I9l(
4 poiinda
III Wig have reason to believe that cop,
4 pef, hete AZ Globe, is produced at /
I less cost than elsewIsere In the United
States Oh spite 81 the high price b
/ c9l.s.and without any plant wafthmen-
\ tlening) and iIiis opinion was yeritiee
one % the psineiral owners bisn-
self quite lately who stated tbpt Z
latge pfalit was made last yeas slicl
iaSits ceriainly eon6na tbe statement
ef ihe Minip snd Engines lnu
auraal
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-01-15
rss.ssaransAn nnrtsa.
asIsver neit'' Iaea.iers.

A survey il now being made for the
/ Flagstaff and Grand Canyon railroad
THE Dad ii to be built at an early
day
4 A correspondent Of the Holbrook
Critic states tbat Apache county war;
rants go begging at 50 cents on the
dollar.
| Mr., William Sutherland and Mr..
| Geo, Cummings have located some
placer ground on the ella river, above
Riverside, and are now waiting to
SEQ the results Of the gold washer now
being placed in position at Riverside,
Enterprise.
The San Simon Cattle Company has
shipped to Kansas City, Chicago, and
Los Angeles, since The first Of Novem.
Der last, 1850 beef steers and still
bas on its range $500 to 5000 two
years olds which will be marketed in
the spring
A large irrigating canal is TO be
constructed IN the ella valley near
Florence, which viii reclaim a consid-
cradle area If rich land The Enter
prise states that work will be COM
mencod at an early day and it is sx.
pected chat the ditch will be complet-
"a as far 40 Florence by May next.
The Sentinel states that three Pima
Indians, convicted in 1883 in the Dist
rict court for the Second judicial Dist
rict Of Arizona. upon charges of as.
sault to kin, and sentenced to eonfne-
ment for FIVE years in the Territorial
prison, have been psrdoned by the
President, on the ground Of mitigat.
ing circumstances.
The News reports tho following I'M.
ports and exports at the Eogales U. y.
custom house, for the month Of Dec.
ember. Silver orc imported 706 tens
valued at s24 $40; 7bars SILVER bullion
valued at s2o68s; l88 head cattle for
breeding ana Strengthening purposes
llgT boxes, 90 barrels and is sacks Of
oranges value Of free goods exported
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hTnNFVta 3 P.af. ont thi' e.. apa setun .
= - - * great vsiac ard Importance to ron.
that 81 start you m business which VIII bring ron 81
mere money night ssAy than anything else ID this
grtid Any eps can % The wol8 and iye At home,
hithrE te1 ~ a9es se1nehigg rev, that ms spins
sspnes fer AL workers VIZ will start you: capital nuf
ntNigd THIS "a npe ~ the Rcgrnne irGcft8nt chances
a lifeline Those wiis are ambitious aud enkerisis
iss VII not aelsy Grand ptitGt free hdafpss TkUE
co, Apgflsta. Maine jsnls-ly
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-01-15

]. 0. Lundy ia endeayoring to
drive d hall from gun, forced a
quarter inch iron rod. through the
palm Of bis hand, distance Of about
four inches, The wound IS necessarily
painful, but no dangerous result IS
anticipated
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-01-15

TTKa TT can I've at home, and make more money az
WkRsE work fcs us, than at anything else Ia this
It'll world, Gapitsl not nesded; YOU are stssrted
HRhg free Both ee1es; an sges Any oae can
=, ~ - do tire wurk lhrge earnings snre from
first etHrt Costly outfit and terms fee Bettef cot
tsalty Coes you notbsg TO geta your address ard
ind ous; Il gca ose wise YOU viii az so At unce Hs
HsLGET & Co, Portland, Maine janl5 ii
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1887-01-15
First publication Dec r. 1855,
no. G62.
Application for a Patent Albert
Lea Lode Claim.
L. $ LAMP oEgI0B, TvcsoN, ARE,
December IL, 1856.

December Il, 1856.
Notice Is hereby given that O.. A. Swaseyy
whose Post0tfice address il Globe ella COun.
ty, Arizona, has this day sled bis application
for patent Tor l3Si4 linear feet on the north
side and 1896 linear feet on the south side Of
the Albert Lea vein, lode or deposit bearing
siiter together with surfaae ground COO feet
Ia width situated in the Globe Mining Dis
trict, ella County Territory Of Arizona, and
it i designated BY the field nutes and o2icial
plat On tic in this Office as survey number
75G, aid LOT No. 73, said Lot No. rs, being az
follows, to-wit.
Beginning at the initial monument men
TONED Ia the location notice and marking the
easterly end center Of elaiHi. Back Peak
bears w. Z deg IS min. n, South Peak IT
Pinsl mUuutSius bears $. deg. - min. w.
Lett hAnd one 81 the -Four Peaks bears N. 81
deg, G9 min. w; thence y s deg q lnin. NJ.
800 feet 10 location monument, at d post
feet l5ug inches N diameter I foot in the
ground ard surrounded with mound Of stone
post marked A. l.. No L.
Thence \, SO ieg. ~ min. W 1Ss4.4 feet "a
eetitsf uf sllch At 8 last feet long, ] foot III
the ground and surrounded with a mound IF
stones post marked a. LIN. q
Thence y deg e min. Il 2l3 feet 10 loca-
ton monument f0r westerly end center q
eiaim fr1ta whence U S. 81 ~ No = bears
n 10 deg 10 mia. w. 61S44 feet.
1heuce > 3 deg - IElH. ~. G4@9 teef 70 iO@
catiCn monument at post 4 feet l3ig fnchf
e IN diameter, ! foot II the ground Surround.
ed With mound Of stiines post marked A.
l. No 3
Ihsnce $ S. deg. t5 min i. 1886 feet to
location monument at 4 post I feet long 4
inches IN diameter, foot ID the groutsd and
sufTaandod with q mound If stGncs-poss
marked a. L. 10. 4
Thence NJ S deg ~ min w. 800 feet to
monument and place os Beginning.
Area 1885 acres Variation 10 deg. 90
min. +.
The location Of this MING Is recorded ia tho
Recorders Office q Gila County. Arizona, ia
Book 4, Page lis, Il IS on uusurgesed laul
one and a half uiles cast from the town If
Globe, in qaartzite formation.
Any and all persons claiming adyersely any
portion of said Albert Tea kline 81 surface
grGuud are rs4pired - tile Fheir aaverse clsirna
With tie Register q tie United States Land
Office nc TucsGn IN the Territory II Arf14na
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lished at Globe, Gila County, Arizona
B. n. THOMAS, Register.
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